There's no reason why both systems can't co-exist. Selling groceries in pounds and pints is only sensible, and there's no need to change. Likewise, why go to all the touble of changing road signs and car speedos?
On the other hand, designing rockets and particle accelerators in inches is just asking for trouble.
Here in France metrication has got out of control. Who knows what a decimetre is, and how many there are in a hectolitre? And when you ask for a "demi" in a bar, you don't get half a litre of beer. Oh no.
Meanwhile I have a N.American colleague who calculates electrical fields with inches, feet and millimetres all in the same equation. Ouch.
Seems like a satellite could collect solar energy 24.6583 by 7
How do you know the Martian week is 7 days long?
And wallah it started working right.
Praise to Wallah
it was not a by the book type fix. We litterally had to use a process of elimination and had to have extra hardware available.
Then please change your book!
So I might as well get my mitochondria removed at the same time as I go in to get my fear cured. Anything else I should ask my doctor for?
There's no reason why both systems can't co-exist. Selling groceries in pounds and pints is only sensible, and there's no need to change. Likewise, why go to all the touble of changing road signs and car speedos? On the other hand, designing rockets and particle accelerators in inches is just asking for trouble.
Here in France metrication has got out of control. Who knows what a decimetre is, and how many there are in a hectolitre? And when you ask for a "demi" in a bar, you don't get half a litre of beer. Oh no.
Meanwhile I have a N.American colleague who calculates electrical fields with inches, feet and millimetres all in the same equation. Ouch.
The remaining six paragraphs (!) are not even wrong. You're not a physicist, are you?
Oh surely you're exaggerating just a little bit. The geological survey people would have noticed a paper mountian.
There are many ways to deal with an unresponsive IT department: